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3 bedroom semi-detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Extended and refurbished
- Character features
- Sitting room with log-burner
- Open plan kitchen/diner with bi-fold doors
- Ensuite shower room
- Downstairs bathroom
- Study
- Open countryside views to rear
- Landscaped garden with outdoor kitchen and bar
- Outbuildings and storage
Accommodation - A welcoming hall greets you as you step in through the canopied porch and offers you a glimpse of the charm and character of this unique, refurbished home. With oak brace and latch cottage style doors, exposed brick and oak faux beams you will feel the warmth and cosiness of a country cottage. Stairs lead up while a further inner hall leads through towards the extended kitchen. To your right is a handy study, where you can work from home in peace and quiet. Across the hall is the sitting room which leads through to the open plan dining/kitchen, it feels spacious yet incredibly cosy, with oak faux beams. The large bay window to the front features a window seat where you can while away with a cuppa and your favourite book, while the log-burning stove set within an exposed brick chimney breast provides the perfect focal point to relax in front of.
Be prepared to be wowed as you step through into the open plan dining/kitchen with large sky lantern above and bi-fold doors out on to the south facing garden, flooding the space with natural light. An exposed brick feature wall and natural timber finishes add the charm and character. The kitchen area has been re-fitted with a comprehensive range of base units providing ample storage with solid oak worksurfaces over. Open shelves set against exposed brick complement the units, while providing further easy reach storage. Integrated appliances include a fridge/freezer, a Samsung double oven, a SMEG induction hob with extractor hood over and a dishwasher. A large ceramic Belfast sink and partially exposed oak king truss beams in the vaulted ceiling add further to the cottage feel of this home. From here you can access the inner hall where you will find a very handy pantry cupboard tucked under the stairs with space for hanging coats. To the left is the downstairs bathroom with a three piece white suite comprising a tongue and groove panelled bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin.
Climbing the stairs you will immediately be drawn to the window which frames a delightful view of the garden and open countryside beyond. The master bedroom also enjoys this view of the countryside, while the large bay window to the front features fitted storage, perfect for housing shoes. Extensive fitted wardrobes flank the bedroom providing ample storage, while tucked into the corner an oak brace and latch door leads through to the ensuite shower room, fitted with a contemporary suite comprising shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin.
Outside - Accessed via wooden five bar gate the gravelled drive is enveloped by a high hedge providing a degree of privacy. There is ample parking for several vehicles and a timber framed log-store to the corner. Timber gates to the side lead to a further driveway offering space for a camper van or transit van, or simply somewhere to store plant and machinery. Beyond here is the garage with secure timber, barn style doors behind which are two large storage sheds/workshops that can be accessed from the garden.
The south facing rear garden has been lovingly landscaped to provide an idyllic spot for outdoor living, entertaining and relaxing while taking in the stunning countryside views. An extensive patio provides space for hot-tub, dining area, with a further seating area beneath the wood pergola to take advantage of the evening sunsets, while the magic happens opposite in the covered outdoor kitchen/barbecue and brick built bar next to it.
Location - Dingley is a charming, picturesque village on the Leicestershire/Northamptonshire border approximately 2 miles east of Market Harborough town centre. This small village grew as part of the Dingley Hall estate, an exquisite Grade I Listed country house. Surrounded by rolling countryside there are numerous amenities in the thriving town of Market Harborough, including mainline rail to London, supermarkets, independent shops, cafes and restaurants, theatre and both primary and secondary schooling. The nearby village of Great Bowden has further amenities including primary school, independent café's/deli and two public houses.
Property Information - Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Kettering Borough Council
Tax Band: C
Services: The property is offered to the market with electric heating, mains water and drainage to a septic tank.
Satnav Information - The property's postcode is LE16 8PQ and house number 17.
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